Schedule your dream Summer
Get the most out of your summer break
Get the most out of your summer break
For those in the northern hemisphere, July is peak summer vacation time. Whether you have time off from work or studies, or are taking a holiday, the chances are that at some point in the next month or so, your daily activities will look different to your regular ones. It might be that you have more free time and less obligations, or, if your children are off from school, then you might find that you are taking on more responsibilities. Either way, we at Tiimo want to help you prioritise what is important to you this summer - whether that is rest and relaxation, time for friends and family, or fun and leisure.
Summer is not a time for overly complicated plans, but it is also true that routines and schedules can help to bring a sense of calm and security when faced with new situations. So even if your plans are flexible, creating a loose schedule can help give you control over your time and allow you to enjoy your summer break without that nagging feeling that you are missing something.
We also have a wide range of new summer-based pre-made activities in your activity library. You can quickly add these to your schedule and then edit and personalise them to suit your needs
Whatever you end up getting up to - we wish you a happy, restful and fun summer!
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